Polarization – FiveThirtyEight

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Oct. 27, 2022

How Much Power Do Christians Really Have?

By Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux

Filed under Invisible Divides

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Jun. 23, 2022

What We Lose When We Lose Competitive Congressional Districts

Filed under Polarization

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Jun. 14, 2022

3 In 10 Americans Named Political Polarization As A Top Issue Facing The Country

By Geoffrey Skelley and Holly Fuong

Filed under 2022 Election

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Apr. 25, 2022

Why Being Anti-Science Is Now Part Of Many Rural Americans’ Identity

By Monica Potts

Filed under Societal Distrust

Politics Podcast

Feb. 10, 2022

Politics Podcast: Americans Aren’t As Polarized As The News Makes It Seem

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Jan. 21, 2022

Americans Feel Burnt Out

By Alex Samuels and Jean Yi

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Jan. 4, 2022

Why The Republican Party Isn’t Concerned With Popularity

Filed under Republican Party

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Sep. 27, 2021

Why Bipartisanship In The Senate Is Dying

Filed under U.S. Senate

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Jul. 19, 2021

Changing How Primaries Work Probably Won’t Make Politics Less Divisive

By Geoffrey Skelley

Filed under 2022 Primaries

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Jun. 16, 2021

Why The Two-Party System Is Effing Up U.S. Democracy

Filed under Democracy

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